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Lara disqualified after caddie tried to hide club

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I agree with the outcome.  It is an attempt to conceal breaking a rule.  If a player were to ground their club in a bunker knowingly (while accidentally) and then play it off like they didn't I would expect a harsh penalty as well.  Why should it be any different for a caddy knowingly breaking the rules?


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Quote: Originally Posted by iacas I like the rules, but shouldn't it have just been four strokes? The guy didn't sign his card, did he? I know you can be

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There are two angles to look at this as a DQ'able offense.   First is according to the specific rules of golf, and others have covered that already.   The other angle is from the Tour's codes of condu

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